For fourteen years members of the iSchool have been working together with the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe (Gaa-Miskwaabikaang) as part of the Tribal Libraries, Archives and Museums (TLAM) program. In late October a broad group came together for a reunion, educational events, career and college fair, and to celebrate the progress of the Red Cliff tribal library.
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Professor Patrick McDaniel Takes CDIS to New Heights
What keeps Professor Patrick McDaniel inspired after decades of innovating in the computer sciences field? He says it’s the students. “One of the important things to know about being a researcher is that you don’t …
CDIS Takes Over Badger Talks LIVE to Share Knowledge with Wisconsin
This month, the School of Computer, Data & Information Science (CDIS) will take over Badger Talks LIVE to feature individuals who bring incredible resources and talent to Wisconsin. Badger Talks is a virtual talk series …
Tom Erickson Shares Career Insight with The Innovators’ Tribune
With the goal of passing on wisdom to the next generation of entrepreneurs, The Innovators’ Tribune recently interviewed the School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences’ Founding Director Tom Erickson. In addition to discussing his …
Turing Award Winner & UW Alumnus Pat Hanrahan’s Visit Rendered Huge Crowds
UW–Madison Collaborates with Army to Advance in AI Field
How important is artificial intelligence? With the growth of cyber threats and security needs, AI is a recurring topic of discussion universally. The Army’s Artificial Intelligence Scholars and Artificial Intelligence Technicians program was developed to …
From the Desk of the Director: School Update
Three years ago, UW–Madison took a bold step to be a leader in the information age and created the School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences (CDIS). Our three nationally ranked departments – Computer Sciences, …
CDIS Partners in New Technology Entrepreneurship Office
The School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences (CDIS) has partnered with the College of Engineering and College of Letters & Science to establish the Technology Entrepreneurship Office (TEO). Focused on STEM-based innovation, TEO will …